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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-18
A TRACK ACCIDENT

The Southern Pacific passenger
train due here at G O'Clock this morn
ing from the East, ran into a washout
near Sierra Blanca junction. The en-
gine and several cars were badly dam
aged, but no lives were lost.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-18
Mandeville Arrested .

DUBLIN, September l7.-Mandeville,
who was charged with violating the
Crimes Act at the same time O'Brien's
offense was committed, has been ar.
rested.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-18
A Sad Suicide.

SAN Francisco, September IT,
Captain j. 3. Mullet, an officer in the
revenue marine service, committed
suicide to-day in lodging house by
shooting himself in the head. He
came to this city few months age
from Washington, and from letters
found in his pockets. it is supposed
that he spent some time in Los Ange.
les and San Diego The cause OF the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-18
STEEL STEAMSHIPS.
AhetAer BOat to be Constvucses
for the Honolulu Trnac.

for the Honolulu Trade.
SAN FRANCISCO, September IA
contract has been signed, by which
the Union Iron Works company viii
construct a steel steamer for j. w
Knowles and Millen Griffith. Before
next May the vessel is designed 10
run to Honolulu on the new line n
conjunction with the iruit boat .Jetwc
II. Freeman, now on the way from
Boston. She will have accommotla-
tions for 200 passengers and will cost
over 5000, 900.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-18
THE VETERAN FiRENlEN.
Grand Parade-They Depart for
the Enst TO.day.

San Francisco, September IL
The Veteran Firemen's Association Of
New York paraded here this morning.
Besides the New York Firemen, the
Exempt Firemen of this city, and
Manhattan and Rincon companies
were in the line OF march. The Ex-
empt Firemen will give the visitors a
banquet at the Palace Hotel this even.
ing. The visitors intend to leave foi
the Fast tomorrow.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-18
FORT BLISS,
its Location to be Changed
Railroad Notes. ~

Ell PAso, TeY., September IL
General d. S. Stanley, commanding
the Department OF Texas, with head
Quarters at San Antonio; arrived TO-
day to make an inspection Of rcrt
Bliss, located two miles above here,
on the Rio Grande, and it is under
stood that upon his recommendation
the fort will be moved five miles up
the river and changed into ten-com-
pany post.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-18
Death of Rear ADMIRAL Madison,

PHILADELPHIA, September II. -
Rear Admiral j. r. Madison Mulaney
OF the U. S. Navy, retired, died at
Brynmaur, Pennsylvania, aged 70
years.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-18
MUCH REJOICING.

This is interpreted as meaning that
Willard will control the policy OF the
Northern Pacific, and that Seattle will
no longer be Disseminated against as
she has been for the past four years.
1t accordingly causes great rejoicing
here.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-18
TEEMER FIRST.
Result OF the NIcKeesport Rogau-
ta-A Good Race.

ta-A Good Race.
PfTTsBuRG, September 1.-THE
Consolation race and final heat in the
McKeesport regatta took place this
evening over the Mckeespert courss.
The races were three miles with !
turn. Teemer, Hamm, Ross and Eee
were the contestants. Teemer caui&
in first in 19:06ta, Haman second IA
10 :O9l4, Lee third, Ross fourth.
Teemer held the leat from the stsst,
although for time closely pushed 81
Hamm.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-18
A PATRIOTIC PENITENT.
He Prefers imprisonment tG
Exile From the United States.

Exile From tho United states.
SEATTLE, September 17.-Charles
w. Millen, OF Seattle, gambler was
indicted for forgery two years ago, and
was arrested a short time afterward at
Red Bluff, California, in company with
Frank Bush, who was jointly indicted
with him. The prisoners were taken
to San Francisco by Sheriff j. II. Nc
Graw, who started with them for
Seattle by one of the steamers of the
Pacific. Coast Steamship Company.
When the steamer reached Victoria,
however, the prisoners were taken
from the Sheriff and set at liberty by
the. Canadian authorities.
DEFENDANTS WERE SAFE.
{. The case excited general attention
at the time, and occasioned some
diplomatic correspondence, but it was
found impossible to secure the return
Of the fugitives. To-day Mullen vol
UNFAIRLY returned to Seattle, surren-
dered to the authorities and was
placed in jail. He says that he could
not bear the thought Of living outside
of the United States during the re-
mainder of his life, and that rather
than do 30 he will stand trial, and II
convicted, his punishment.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-18
ANARCHIST ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Mass Meeting to Protest Against
the Death Sentenccs.

the Death Sentences.
NEw YORK, September 1.-THE
streets were flooded to-day with
Anarchist circulars denouncing the
Chicago authorities and the Illinois
Supreme Court. The circulars are
printed in English and German. A
mass meeting is called for Monday
evening, September 10, at Cooper
Union.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-18
SAN JOSE.
Another Overland Road Expected
Real Estate Doiugs.


SAN JOSE, September 17.-There is
reason to believe that the Southern
Pacific Company will ere long have
two overland lines in operation through
this valley. Recently surveys have
been made from the branch terminus
at Huron, on the Tulare plains, to the
Warthen Pass, in the coast range. The
distance from the present terminus of
Hollister branch at Tres Pinos to
Warthen's Pass is only forty-fve
miles. and it is believed that it is the
intention of the company to make con-
nection and have through trains for
the East via Santa Clara Valley as
soon as possible. 1t is reported that
as soon as the tracklayers in Napa
County are through they Will be put
on the line from Huron to Warthen
Pass.
LAND TRANSFERS.
A syndicate OF San Francisco gem
tlemen to-day purchased thirty acres
of land in the southern suburbs, upon
which it is proposed to erect a magni-
ficent sanitarium.
Kosker, kleinhaus & Co., Of San
Francisco, have purchased large
tract from A. N. Story, near Grand
View, on the Mount Hamilton road,
including 14O acres of vineyard, and
will at once erect buildings suitable to
the requirements of a large vineyard
orchard and grain farm.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-18
MEETING AT BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, September l7,-T1,e
Socialists of America began their cor
vention in this city this aftenn,o
The attendance was limited and r. !.
understood that during the session
some action will be taken in regard to
the condemned Chicago Anarchists.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-18
LAND TRANSFERS..
THE IhAIN hUBnEhh'
Net Much Taken-Officinl Zeal
Rewards Offered,

HoLBRooK, A. T., September H.
The loss sustained by the express
company in the robbery OF the Allan
tic and Pacific train at Navajo Springs
last night is not serious one, as the
heaviest money runs are carried
in through safes, and the combination
is known only to the agents at the ter
minal stations on the route. Heavy
rains have been falling in this section
for veral days and the trail of the
robbers was plainly discovered this
morning in the mud. Every effort is
being made to bring the gang to JUS
tice. Upon arrival at Nevada Springs
statement of the affair was tele-
graphed and II. f. w. Smith, Divis-
ion Superintendent at Winslow, soon
had an engine in readiness, and, with
Constable Mckinney, went at once to
the scene Of the robbery to organize a
nosse i'm pursuit.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-18
GOOD REWARDS.

J.H. Scott, General Superintendent.
was also wired, and Immediately
posted bulletin at all offices on the
division offering reward of $1,000 for
the capture and conviction of the rob
bers, which Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Ex-
press supplemented by $500 offer for
the arrest and conviction of each man.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-18

Governor Buckner, of Kentucky,
suggested that arrangements be made
for an annual meeting for theGovernors
Of the various States for the purpose
of social intercourse and interchange
OF views. A committee was named to
arrange the time and place.
EULOGIZING THE IIIBERNIANs.
At the Centennial banquet OF the
Hibernian Society this afternoon
President Cleveland appeared for a
| few minutes. Governor Green, oi
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-18
PRECIOUS HEIRLooMs.

PRECIOUS HEIRL0oMS.
To you is given the duty Of preserv-
ing and protecting for your city, for
all your fellow countrymen and for
mankind, the traditions and incidents
related to the establishment of the
freeest and best government ever
vouchsafed to man, and as time leads
our government further and further
from the date OF its birth. you may
solemnly remember that the nation
expects of you that these traditions
and incidents shall never be tarnished
nor neglected, but that, briefly bur-
nished, they may always be held aloft,
fastening the gaze OF q patriotic people
and keeping alive their love and rever-
ence for the constitution.
A vigorous outburst OF applause
greeted Cleveland's g response.
OTHER ToAsTs.
Justice Stanley Matthews responded
to the toast. "The Federal Judiciary, +"
Senator J. J. Ingalls, to Congress !"
Fitzhugh Lee to THE United States
in 1852 Chas. Francis Adams to
"The United States of 1887" Gen.
Sheridan to THE Army" Admiral
Luce to .The Navy" Sir Lionel Play
fair to england y Marquis Decham-
brun to '.France )" Andrew D. White
to "America" John A. Kasson tc
ethel Centennial Committee :" G.
Her ~ Nj. Hayto Honor and Immor
tality to the Members OF the Fedora
ton Convention of 1777."
II oMEwARD BOUND.
The President and Mrs. Cleveland
left at 10 40 for Washington.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-18
A CULTURED AssEMBLAGE.

AS / look about me see here repre-
sented societies that express SO largely
the culture OF Philadelphia, its love OF
art, its devotion to science, its regard
for the broadcast knowledge and its
studious care for historical research !;
societies, some Of which antedate the
constitution. / feel that l am in nota-
BILE cOmDany.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-18

New Jersey, responded to the toast,
'The Constitution Of the United
States" Ex-Governor Curtin then
introduced President Cleveland, who
made speech eulogizing the society
and its achievements in America, as
well as abroad.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08
Ecu rsiOn.

Gou'ey's frs. grand popular and en-
joyable excursion to Tolcnsster Will come
off on Thursday, June 80, the first section
to commence loading at the Philadelphia.
Wilmington and Baltimore station
a. G. NJ, the second at $50. They
will be cent off to the boat as soon as
loaded The third will commence at G.4O
and will remain until a. IN, but Will
move to the minute, so the excursionists
can be on the boat in time to leave Perry
vile at Sis, arriving at Colchester at
10 so a. M, where there will be good
dinner spread at 10 40 a. IN, for 400 to fit
down o ct one the same time and prepare
tions viii! be made to dine 400 persons
No charge for extra dishes. Every deli
cacy included in the so cent dinner ticket
Parties wishing TO take their dinners will
find large number OF tables in the grove
1or their use. Each one of the thrt'
schools going on the Both will be given {
limited number of tickets for sale, SO thu
number sold can be known on the Tues
day evening before the excursion. TbeI
it can be known how many will be fo
gale on Wednesday and on the morning
of the 30tb, as the number of passenger
from & years up TO any age will not ruT
up 10 within 800 of the number the gov
errment allows the steamer Louise tt
carry. By SO doing it will allow room
for the excursionists to enjoy Themselves
on the boat before reaching the delight
full resort with its many sources OF amuse
ments, some having been added this year
The excursion will leave Colchester az
p. IN, arriving in WILMINGTON at IL
Whole tickets, Sl.l0; children unde
6 years, tree from years to IL, {
cents,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08
49, -
EE,

TOwNSENn-In this city, on the Eth
inst, Eiiz,beth H., VIII: Of il. SranH
Townsend, in the 4eth year Of her ago. :.
Relatives and friends Of the family are 70.
specially invited to attend her funeral from
nor late residence, No. Az b. Fourth street,
on Thursday afternoon, b Inst ant, to meet
at the house at z O'Clock. and proceed 10
Wilmington and Brandywino OeUstery.
|TUOkER.-Un the 9TH instant, Wollie, wife
Of James y; Tuo<er, aged 20 years, two
Relatives ana friends are respectfully in
vited 70 attend her funeral from tho resi-
dence OF her hush and, No.S!4 Walnut street,
on Wednesday afternoon Sorv.ces ut the
house at 2 oclo,k. inform ert at Riverview
cemetery. I
HUDSON On 9th inst. = har.es J. Hudson
| sged years
| Relatives and friends are invited to attend
tia funeral from mis- late residence, 404 Yves
Fourth street, on Tnursdav, June 9th, at
o'olocs. lutermeht at Wilmington anC
Brandy wine cemetery.
OF Michael ami Margaret Holland, ago.
| % years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully 10
Ivited to attend his funeral from the resi-
dencs Of his parents, No. III BIRD stree, oil
thursday, the On inst, at O'Clock, q. m
High Mass at 81. Paur church. lntsrmen
at New Cathedral cometery.
ISMltH.-On the eth inst, Catharfne Anr
widow Of the late Thomas Smith, aged Z
years.
Relatives and friends ars respectfully fr
vtted TO attend her funsrs from the res
denco OF her btOtner-in law. hobert Smitf
Icorner OF Delaware avenue and Nodne
street, on Thursday afternoon, TO leave tn
house 1t 80 O'CLOCK. ln.e.ment at NJ
Salem cemetery.
ANDERSON.-On the eth inst, = lizabet
Ii widow OF the late Or. Isaac 4 ndersoI
| Relatives and friends are respec. uny ).
vited to attend her funeral on June 10. 1888
at IL O'Clock. from the residence OF ne
Laughter Il A. Baldwin, No. 63j Mort
Tbtrty-second street, Philadelphia. Pa
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08
Cnited States Court.

The case of McCabe and others vs.
the Old Dominion Steamship Company,
was again before the L nited States Dis
tr.ct Court yesterday, ard . decreee
was entered, ordering the defendant &c
pay the libellants half the damages
claimed. This suit was brought in con-
sequence of the steamship Seneca, be
longing to the defendant company, run.
ming into ard sinking the schooner Will
liam S. McOabe, on March 7th, 1885,
south Of Scotland Ligh.ship, off the
Jersey shors. There was dense fol
prevailing at the time, and as 1t wa,
shown that the steamship was running
at speed Of from to 10 knots an hon.
the Court decided that 1t was In mes
ure responsible for the collision. IL w
shown on the other hand, that TIL
schooner had not the proper iookouts
and W an sleo to blame, and con sequenti!
the Court granted the decres for one
half the AMOUNT claimed.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

A new portrait OF Thomas Bailey
Aldrich ia being printed in The news
papers which IN a striking example Of
how faithful Is the rese nblance of the
average newspaper picture and The
original. Looking leisurely over a pile
Of exchanges IN his office Tart week MIR.
Aidrich casually glanced n. not leOs
than four papers containing his portrai,
without making the discovery that the
counterpart there represented was In
tended for himself. A friend sitting a
his elbow finally called the author
attention 10 the portrait. After Look
ing at /. q moment Mr.. Aldrich said
"Well, I think I may be pArdoned 70
not having ieeopuiz III that"
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08
Great InstaIIment Sale
745 BUILDING LOTS AT O'CLOCK, P. M
SATURDAY, JUNE fifth, 1887,

On the premises the 10th, llth and 18th Wards -
cars in close proximity The B. O.
and from Del Ave to Front and
Hill Avenue.
The lots are 2nd 3d 9Th and 9Th
Connel and Franklin Sts and Webb Green Hill
Manuctoies are being established numbers of dwellings
being the finest residences in the city
in this zeighborhood. 49,
readily observe the improvements that have been made
year. People who or would not live west OF
fine bacng air especially bene6tng children This property
double the value in next and this not
years per cent Lots east OF
Union Broome selling from $40 to 20 per IT. on roome st
100 east of Broome Madison and street
$40 to 100 per it.
Suppose reader you had brought so feet on Mad
street 10 dollars the price at that time and had pay
could readily from $4,000 $4,000 for it, at per cent In the
compounded would net about
$4,000 We do expect Madison Boome street prices
within 500 of them although lots just as good
thicky settled Every house built increases the
lot How have most people all OF them who al
ways wages accumulated property mystery
great they bought lots at low prices
enhanced their value and what 100 told for $780,
$1,000 buy urher in if you
accordingly cash thai your full rate and
ments full Lot west of Union street assessed at 500 tax is III
cents per house assessed at $1,000 tax is 7 or rate
year. Of Union street, tx $4 with county
proporonatey high because your property Is In an
locality The Prospectus A. B. o. station at
Webb Streets brick church will be erected shortly,
appointed by the Board Education to select
site for school, the B. O. r. R. shops employing from
Webb will be graded sufficient to continue City Railway out to
Green Hill Avenue which doubt will be done this summer
planted 1000 shade along the avenues
all of which enhances the value of these lots terms
bankabe notes at and months Conne
adjoining park cash. 20 cent in noe
and months on mortgage all other lots $40 cash
knocked of and s. month until paid for cent
" THOMAS NJ; QGLE,
m2o1m PETER j. FORD.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08
ON WEDNEJrAY,
TIE 29TII DAY OF JUNE, 1857,
AT 10 O'Clock q. M,

All that certain farm or tract of land situate,
lying and being In the hundred aud county OF
New Castle IN the State OF Delaware, bound
ed and described as follows. 10 wit.
road leading from the New uas,, Ie and Fp,n CHI
town turnpiketD the road Leading from The
village OF Red Lion to the village OF Christiana
and running thence with land late or John
Smith now of edward Downing south 81 de-
srees west W 2-I0 pcrches nsrth 81 IL degrees
west 80 80 pcrches south Al degress west ~
$40 perchts north fl degrees west AZ ]. 10
perches and south 80 degrees west 4 10
perches, thence by land of John y. simmons
by land OF wilson Silver north Il degTees { asst
50 6-iO perrhes south 50 degrees east 7-iO Of a
perch north 81 degrees east s. 10 pcrches north
50 d. grees west 7-lo OF perch north "a Vearees
east 80 perches TO the said road, thence along
the centre thereof south - l-2 degrees east
b.-0 perches south "a l . degrees east g.
perches south 15degree east "A 5-l0 peaches u
the esinntng, containing ia acres. rood
and 10 percnes be the same more or less;
Book A, Vol 8. page 165 &C., with = brick and
frame house, frame barn aud ,utbuildings.
Also all that lot OF land or wharf proper.
situate IN tue city o, New Cast 6. coup .,
AS The Jefferson whsrf, bounded and de'
scrlbed as follows, to wit:
l beginning at point on the easterly side OF
DE aware street VIII .Ie The line II the h al OF
the dock extended parallel with Water OIL
Front street .frikes the same (being cornsi
/ SEES and about 200 feet In southeasterly airec
tlon from Inc southeast side of a'er or ZION
Streets and raining the ce northeasterly Az
parallel with said Water or Front street !.
the site OF the dock and thence by and will
he head of the dock In the whole los feet
inches, thence at right angles To the Inc
Water or Front street In a souiht asterly di
rection 400 feet into the river Della care. theDc'
at rlk hi angles to said last mentioned line u
l south westerly direction to the northeast 10,
Iof Delaware street. extended thence byand VIII
said side ofstreet In nUrthwcsterly dirrctloi
I" the place of beginning, be the same whst
may. Book l., Vol. 10, mage 3It. &c WIN
frame store house and frame honse en- Dela
ware street. Also upon the properly there
II frame ofllce and platform scales.
Seized aud taken in execution as the propert
of George W. Morr son aud Hannah Nj, III
3wiIe, and /. t.. and to be sold by
GLE, JAMESON, sheriff.
N' y" i7-eGd-ts
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08
Fifth EDITIoI
Dots.

Call ct Sprinser's. 4os Nj
An ID, get a nice cool drink OF snSs .
The Board Of Health t,. 'uua ,
S business last night, as On l ~ ,ss
Importers cousivnmsn.
goods at Sit Market sl,sa, OF NIL
bargains. '''ee'' Won
Colonsl joshua Clay,or .,,.
hundred, who has bst n !" n q, y
some time' is rapidly recove ruSa
You never saw 80 man u''Is
oon n a. one time as there a.. aa'
Market street. Iupurters,1 81, sse
Daniel Gibbons, we'll kOov ,u' |
city, will graduate to piaS HV " !,
Department of the Pepns, l ~ y, u
pital. "u'yIVanl
away all Consignment ood ,u0, y
scld In two weeks. Mrs IT,;
Market street. '' 'aeol
me best butter delivered IN al,
OF town for 25 cents. on Tu " y
Eriday afternoon at cream ~, \.
Shipley streets. h y
Havirg employed ext,. NJ
Saturday night you will M,
wNt eng at NO, 4 West sscs "a, "A
at the % cent candy f,ctory .''u
u Hair brushes and too,h u
-lQnaIity and price cant he ~
town town: VIM. Springer, los4
Messrs. Jester & McD.nis, N
sale ct their stables, No I,d
Front street, u few pood
driving horses at reason able priI
Rev. Mr.. Ksigwin, Of tb,, d,
deliver a lecture at The n es,Iu1
Home Missionary SOCIETY of
byterian church In Delsxsn
Thursday evening.
j. j: Wilkinson, rs.Idip,
Clba, lost . fine COW, vsued
, few days ago from mix fs,s,
: Morrow, OF the same uslshh
:. also had q fine horse TO do Of b
IL George W. Wells, Who /,
!. known through his tsmvnp,u
i 10 BeriOusly sick at AtlMac
. which place he went 10 conn,
HIS wife, in the hope Of bend
e health,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

Toledo Blade.
Even the Holy Land is be ing de-
prived of its picturesqueness. A cor
respondent says that big soap FAC.
tory has been built where of old stood
the town of Schechem. Bethlehem
has been rebuilt and gas introduced;
Nazareth has become the headquarters
OF large company of olive oil specu-
lators; Cesarea is being rebuilt in med
ern style; Mount Carmel has been
bought up by land spectators; glue
factory is going up. at Ramoth Gilead,
while Jerusalem has been delivered
over to all sorts of occidental improve
me nts, including clocks on the public
buildings. a street cleaning bureau, the
Paris fashion journals, and even tint
telephone and an occasional bicycle.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08
FOURTH EDITION
rhe swimm ming Contsst.

The water In the Nstatorium, Fourth
and West streets. was kept III lively
commotion last night by the splashing
aud kicking of the two men who ate
contesting for the honor OF wearing the
cham pion's Delt Is the champion swim :
mer. A larger audience WAS present TO
witness the contest than on MONDAY
night. Both Pierson and Butler
plunge into the pool at O'Clock, But
Ter in advance long enough to make
couple OF laps before Pierson followed
For the fret hour the men swaun with
cut either m aking any gains, but about
this time Pierson was seized VIII
cramps. and had to leave the pool 81
long that Butler came up within si1
laps OF him. Pierson came out aaaii
and twam several laps. but was 81
troubled with cramps III his legs thu
he had often TO stop AID rub them. III
lnAlly about 8 As O'Clock he left tho poo
aud Butler AVIAN on, making his scor
Is miles and "a lsps to Piers0n's 8 mile
land % laps. Thus Butler staIts at
Io'clock to night 2 laps In advance
Piersop.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08
Murder at Georgetown, Del.

David NJ. Pepper, who has been 10
sane for rome time back, went 70 the
Sussex County almshouse on Monday
afternoon and assaulted q crippled ne
gro called John" Samuel Barker, al
Old man so years Of fge, rem on,trstec
against such coDduct, When Pepper
dealt him blow with a club, break inS
his skull and killing him instantly
Mrs. Short rang the large bell, which
brought all hands from the farms, wher
q colored mute secured Pepper by
throwing his AIMS aeouud him and
holding him until help arrived. Pepper
is large man, about IS years OF age
and has wife aud several grown chill
dren.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08
Flowers for the Poor.

Tomorrow is the temperance flower
day OF the Y. ~. O. T U aud the Ma
tiouAl w. G. T.U. all over the country
The day will be observed In this city by
the first named organization going over
to the almehou,e and insane asylum
and presenting all the inmates with
bouquets of flowers. These young
ladies want flowers for the occasion
and will be thankful for all cut flowers
that kind friends may be- disposed 10
leave at the temperance headquarters
No. 500 Market street, tefore 8.3(
o'clnck